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NationalityIndianOther namesPurushottam Lakshman DeshpandeP. La.BhaiEducationMA, LLBOccupationWriter, actor, composer, film and television producer, film director, music directorSpouse(s)Relatives(maternal grandfather)(cousin brother)WebsitePurushottam Lakshman Deshpande (alternatively written Purushottam Laxman Deshpande; 8 November 1919 – 12 June 2000 ), popularly known by his initials (' Pu. Deshpande, was a writer and humorist from, India.
He was also an accomplished film and stage actor, script writer, author, composer, musician (he played the ), singer and orator. He was often referred to as 'Maharashtra's beloved personality'.Deshpande's works have been translated into several languages including. Contents.Biography Early life Purushottam was born in Gamdevi Area (Kurpal Hemraj Chawl) in in a family to Laxman Trimbak Deshpande and Laxmibai Laxman Deshpande. His maternal grandfather, was a poet and connoisseur of literature. He had translated 's into Marathi under the title ' Abhang Gitanjali'.The family used to stay at Kenway house (opposite Robert Money School), Proctor road,. His family then moved to within Mumbai where he stayed at the newly formed Saraswati Baug Colony until the age of 8 years.
His first 8 years and Saraswati Baug is described in the story titled 'Balpanicha Kaal Sukhacha' (translation: the happy days of childhood) in his book Purchundi. The family then moved to.
Education Deshpande studied at.He attended after high school and then for. Later he attended in and obtained his Bachelors in Arts, (BA) in 1950 and then obtained his Masters in Arts (MA) from Willingdon college,sangli He also took lessons in playing harmonium from Dattopant Rajopadhye of Bhaskar. Personal life.
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Main article:His first wife (the former Ms. Sundar Divadkar from a family in Karjat) died soon after the wedding in the early 1940s.
On 12 June 1946, Deshpande married his colleague,. Thakur was to go on to become an accomplished writer in her own right. The couple did not have any children, they loved their nephew, Dinesh Thakur like their own son.Professional life Both Deshpande and his wife served as teachers in Orient High School, Mumbai. He also worked for some years as a college professor in Rani Parvati Devi College, Karnataka and, Mumbai.He also worked for newly founded, the state owned Indian TV. He was the first person to interview the then Prime Minister on Indian television. He was seconded to the BBC for a year-long training.
After which he spent some time in France and in. It was this specific period and stays in these countries that his later ' Apoorvai' was to be based upon. His other travelogue include ”’’ Poorvaranga ' and Jave Tyanchya Desha.
Accomplishments Pu La Deshpande was a proficient. He went on to gain fame as an author, actor, director, music director and singer. He participated in several philanthropist activities Death Deshpande died in Pune, Maharashtra on 12 June 2000 due to complications from. He was aged 80. He was survived by his wife Sunita. He died on the 54th anniversary of their wedding.
Sunita died after PL despande in 2009.Bibliography. Main article:Most of Deshpande's literary contributions are deeply rooted in Marathi language. Although he wrote across several genres, he was particularly well-known for his humorist literature.
He produced several original works and also adapted of prominent works from other languages into. Prominent examples include the 1952 film अंमलदार (Ammaldar, based on 's ), the 1962 book काय वाट्टेल ते होईल (Kay Wattel Te Hoeel. Based on translation of and 's script of ) etc. He referred to his adaptations as भावानुवाद (Bhawanuwad or paraphrasing) instead of the conventional 'translation' or 'adaptation'. Deshpande on a 2002 stamp of India. – 1993.
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The Sakal Media Group publishes 5 regional news dailies including India’s first and only agriculture daily. The group also publishes 2 Marathi weeklies reaching a readership of over 6 million readers with our publications.The various publications of the Sakal Media Group are: Dailies. – The flagship product of the Sakal Media Group, Sakal started out as a 4-page daily in 1932 and has today metamorphosed into the voice of the entire state of Maharashtra, making it one of the top read regional dailies in India. – The Sakal Times is Pune’s oldest English daily and was relaunched in its new avatar in 2004. It is a family centric daily with a balanced coverage.
and – Gomantak and Gomantak Times are dailies from the Sakal Media Group published for the State of Goa. Having made a strong connection with their readers, both publications top the readership charts of the state. – Agrowon is the first agriculture daily worldwide.
Launched with an objective of making farmers globally competitive, Agrowon equips farmers with factual information as well as latest technology in the field of agriculture. The popularity of Agrowon is evident from the fact that the newspaper achieved a readership of 1 million within the first 12 months of being launched itself.Magazines. Saptahik Sakal: The highest circulated Marathi weekly in the state, Saptahik Sakal features an array of topics ranging from careers, finance, health, shopping to relationships and beauty.
Tanishka: Tanishka is a magazine that focuses on the modern woman, addressing issues that are close to her heart with health, fitness, career guidance, beauty, fashion, cookery, parenting are some of them. Experts and intellectuals from diverse fields contribute to Tanishka, giving it quality content for immensely enjoyable reading. Premier: It is the only Marathi glamour magazine of the Sakal Media Group started in October 2008. The publications covers Marathi – Hindi Film reviews, Industries Special stories, Interviews and other information about the film industry.Books & Other PublicationsB&P is a division that caters to book publishing. Most of the published books are a compilation of exceptionally good articles published in Sakal group publications. Some of our publications are:.
Vaatchaal: A journey of a young man who gave a helping hand while he was still chalking out his own journey. Timeless Inspirator: 45 iconic achievers have voiced their views on how Mahatma Gandhi’s principles, wisdom and values are relevant in today’s challenging times. Authors include Narayana Murthy, Rama Bijapurkar, Sachin Tendulkar, Sunil Gavaskar, Kiran Bedi, Mallika Sarabhai, Ela Bhatt, Anil Gupta, Abhay Bhang, M.S. Swaminathan, Mark Tully, Naina Lal Kidwai, Vijay Bhatkar, Anil Kakodkar among others. Garbhsanskar: It is about the Ayurvedic way to achieve feminine balance so a woman can conceive and give birth to a healthy and intellectual child.
It comprises of a complete guide on nutrition, yoga, wellness and spiritual life for before pregnancy until the child is 2-3 years old. Chakra Sudarshan. Shri Balaji Tambe: The book talks about achieving a balance between the body and mind through the balance of pandachakras.
It involves yoga, a healthy diet and good health. Mantra Arogyacha. Shri Balaji Tambe: It explains the ancient knowledge of Ayurveda in an easy and informative way to achieve good health.
Mantra Jivanacha. Shri Balaji Tambe: It talks about the riches of life and virtues as has always been practiced in the Indian culture. Ayurved Uwach Part 1 & 2. Balaji Tambe: Ayurveda explained in a simple language so the reader can make use of it in daily living. The book offers household remedies for common diseases and recipes for good health.
Shriram Vishwapanchaytan. Balaji Tambe (Marathi): The book gives us the knowledge from instances quoted in Ramayan for use in our daily lives. Shir Gitayog. Shodh Brahmavidyecha – Adhyay Dusra (Marathi): Bhagwad Gita made easy. Family Doctor.
Edited by Dr. Balaji Tambe (Marathi): Contributions by renowned experts on various disease and their treatments in Ayurveda, Homeopathy and Modern Medicine.
Shardabai Govindrao Pawar (Marathi): An inspiring story of Shardabai Govindrao Pawar, the mother of Shri Sharad Pawar and Shri Pratap Pawar. Avkashzep. Suresh naik (Marathi): An interesting account of space travel by an eminent space scientist. USA Calling. Madhukar Mazire: The author shares his experience and knowledge with those who want to go work in the USA.
Career Planning (Marathi): Career opportunities and expert guidance in various fields. Investments in Mutual Fund. Arvind Paranjpe (Marathi): A guide on mutual fund investments and intelligent financial planning. My Construction Practices (Economical Edition): A book on ideal construction practices from concept to completion. The book is meant for new entrants in the field of construction like civil engineers, contractors, architects, students and individuals building their home or buying new one.
Dhing Tang: It contains interesting caricatures and satirical comments on political events that have appeared in Sakal over a period of time. Sanskruti: It delves deep into the Indian culture and especially focuses on Indian festivals, explaining signs, symbols, rituals and traditions associated with them. Aarogya Sarvansathi: Eminent expert Dr. Sardesai explains how one can achieve physical well-being through psychological and spiritual well-being. Tukaram Darshan: A Sahitya Academy award winning book of 1988 by Dr.
Sadanand More. This book tracks the influence of the 17th century poet, Saint Tukaram, that has flown through generations and has become an inseparable part of Maharashtra’s cultural life. Garja Maharashtra: An in-depth commentary on Maharashtra’s socio-cultural history tracing Maharashtra’s history from the Satavahana period by Dr. Sadanand More. Avkashzep. Suresh Naik (Marathi): An interesting account of space travel by an eminent space scientist.